The Legal Podcast Network

Fighting Back: How a Tax Attorney Can Save Your Business from the IRS

Episode Summary:
In this informative episode, tax attorney Lance Drury discusses the critical aspects of payroll tax problems facing business owners. He covers common mistakes, personal liability issues, and solutions for businesses struggling with payroll tax compliance. Lance shares valuable insights on dealing with the IRS, selecting payroll providers, and navigating tax resolution services.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Show Introduction
00:34 - Common mistakes in handling payroll taxes
02:15 - Discussion on payroll service providers
03:22 - Personal liability for payroll tax debts
05:23 - Steps to take when falling behind on payroll taxes
07:23 - IRS relief programs
09:06 - Value of hiring a tax attorney
09:51 - IRS enforcement measures
14:39 - Current state of IRS operations
 
About the Show:
Resilience and Resolve is a podcast hosted by Kevin Rosenquist featuring tax expert and attorney Lance Drury. The show breaks down complex tax matters to help businesses and individuals navigate their tax challenges effectively. Lance Drury's firm handles over 1,000 clients and employs 16 people, providing expert tax resolution services.

The Digital Footprint: The Hidden Risk in Your Personal Injury Case

Episode Summary:
In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and Senior Attorney Jason Long discuss how social media and digital communications can impact personal injury cases. They explore the risks of posting on social media during active cases, the misconception of privacy online, and best practices for protecting your case.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Show Introduction
00:23 - How social media has changed personal injury cases
01:13 - Examples of how social media posts can affect case outcomes
03:15 - Client coaching on social media usage
04:41 - The misconception of social media privacy
06:36 - Impact of past social media posts
08:26 - Text messages and digital communications
09:21 - Discussion on cases affected by social media
10:08 - Privacy settings and legal access to social media content
12:48 - Social media statements about accidents
 
About the Show:
The Secrets of Personal Injury Law with Colin Bober features Senior Attorney Jason Long sharing expert insights on personal injury law. The show provides valuable information for anyone dealing with personal injury cases or interested in understanding their legal rights.

The Truth About Creditors In a Bankruptcy

Episode Summary
In this episode of Through the Looking Glass with Barry Levine, host Katie Roberts and bankruptcy attorney Barry Levine pull back the curtain on how creditors operate in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. Barry shares unfiltered insights into why creditors rarely interfere in bankruptcy proceedings, how debt collection tactics change pre- and post-filing, and the reality of debt-buying as a gamble. He also discusses creditor monitoring, asset cases, and the factors influencing creditor objections. This candid conversation sheds light on the myths and realities of debt, bankruptcy, and financial survival.
Timestamps
00:00 – Welcome to Bankruptcy Through the Looking Glass with Barry Levine00:05 – Introduction with Katie Roberts and Barry Levine00:23 – How involved are creditors in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies?00:34 – Why creditors rarely show up in bankruptcy cases04:06 – The business of debt-buying and collection tactics05:12 – Do creditors monitor bankruptcy cases?06:26 – Can creditors challenge a bankruptcy filing?08:12 – The long game of minimum payments and debt persistence10:39 – What happens when creditors don’t file a claim?11:53 – How creditors decide whether to challenge a bankruptcy14:53 – Are most bankruptcy cases involving big financial institutions or small businesses?16:24 – Closing thoughts and where to connect with Barry Levine
About the Show
Through the Looking Glass with Barry Levine offers a no-nonsense perspective on bankruptcy law, debt relief, and financial strategies. Hosted by Katie Roberts and featuring veteran bankruptcy attorney Barry Levine, the show breaks down complex legal concepts with real-world examples and sharp insights. Whether you're facing financial challenges, considering bankruptcy, or just curious about how the system works, this podcast delivers valuable knowledge with a dose of humor and candor.

Key Esquire®️ & Ruma Unlocked: The Mission, Meaning, and Mindset Behind the Firm & its Founder

In this debut episode, Ruma Mazumdar, founder of Key Esquire, shares her personal journey from corporate law to establishing her own firm. She discusses her immigrant background, experience in NYC law, and how personal transitions (including marriage, business launch, and divorce) shaped her approach to wealth building and protection. Ruma explains how Key Esquire helps clients navigate real estate transactions and estate planning with a human-first approach.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:01 - Show Introduction
00:08 - Ruma's background and immigrant upbringing
03:30 - Journey to founding Key Esquire
05:45 - Values and approach to client service
07:15 - Who Key Esquire serves
08:30 - Connection to real estate industry
10:15 - Working with Key Esquire process
11:30 - Personal money journey and business transformation
13:00 - Meaning behind Key Esquire name
14:24 - Outro and contact information
 
About the Show:
"Trust Issues" is a podcast focused on wealth building, protection, and legacy planning. Host Ruma Mazumdar brings her expertise as a real estate and estate planning attorney to discuss money, legal moves, and mindset shifts that weren't taught to many of us growing up.
 

What Does a CFO Really Do for Your Law Firm?

Episode Summary:
In this episode of The Legal CFO, host Kevin Rosenquist and Ryan Kimler, founder of NetProfit CFO, discuss the crucial role of a CFO in law firms. Ryan explains the differences between bookkeepers, accountants, and CFOs, while sharing insights on when law firms should consider hiring financial professionals and how they can improve profitability.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:01 - Show Introduction
01:02 - Differences between bookkeepers, accountants, and CFOs
03:34 - When law firms need financial professionals
05:59 - Common law firm financial challenges
09:14 - Strategic approach to business growth vs. cost-cutting
13:07 - Success story: 438% profit increase case study
17:53 - Closing remarks
 
About the Show:
The Legal CFO with Ryan Kimler is a podcast dedicated to helping law firm owners gain clarity on their finances, increase profitability, and take control of their numbers. Each episode features straightforward strategies to help law firms run smarter, earn more, and scale with confidence.
 
Success Story Highlight:
Ryan shares a remarkable case study where his firm helped a law practice increase profits by 438% by improving attorney utilization rates from 52% to over 80%, demonstrating the impact of proper financial management and strategic planning.

Spousal Support Unpacked: The Texas Framework Explained

Episode Summary:
In this informative episode, host Kevin Rosenquist and family law expert Allecia L. Pottinger discuss the intricacies of spousal support in Texas. The conversation covers eligibility criteria, calculation methods, duration guidelines, and common misconceptions about spousal maintenance in Texas divorce cases.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Show Introduction
00:27 - General framework of spousal support in Texas
02:15 - Self-sufficiency concept and career impact
04:53 - Eligibility criteria including domestic violence cases
05:51 - Determination of amount and duration
08:03 - Common misconceptions about spousal support
08:47 - Modification and termination conditions
10:10 - Common challenges in seeking support
12:18 - Importance of legal representation
13:34 - Interaction between spousal and child support
 
About the Show:
ALP Corner: Family Law in the Heart of Houston features Allecia L. Pottinger, CEO of ALP Law Firm, providing expert insights on family law matters in Texas. The show aims to educate listeners about various aspects of family law through clear, practical discussions.

Reconstructing a Trucking Accident: How Lawyers Use Data to Prove Liability

Episode Summary:
In this episode of Road to Recovery, host Kevin Rosenquist and personal injury lawyer Sagi Shaked discuss the critical role of accident reconstruction in trucking accident cases. They explore how various data points, from telematics to black box data, help prove liability and the importance of gathering evidence quickly after an accident occurs.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:06 - Importance of accident reconstruction in trucking cases
02:57 - Types of data used in accident reconstruction
04:12 - Critical data points for determining fault
06:32 - Process of gathering accident data
10:02 - Real-time telematics and driver monitoring
13:07 - Impact of reconstruction data on insurance settlements
15:14 - Case study: FPL power truck accident
 
About the Show:
Road to Recovery: Advocacy and Insights for Trucking Accidents features Sagi Shaked, founder of Shaked Law Personal Injury Lawyers and one of the top 100 trial lawyers in the United States. The show provides valuable insights into trucking accident cases and personal injury law.

Navegando el Marco Legal en EE.UU. – Licencias, Permisos y Cumplimiento para Emprendedores Extranjeros

🧭 Resumen del episodio:
 
En este episodio de Camino al Éxito Migratorio, el abogado Alfredo Lozano explica paso a paso los aspectos legales y fiscales que los emprendedores extranjeros deben considerar al iniciar un negocio en Estados Unidos.
 
Se abordan temas como la elección de la estructura empresarial (LLC vs Corporación), requisitos de licencias y permisos, cumplimiento de leyes laborales, estrategias fiscales y cómo evitar los errores más comunes. Un episodio imperdible para quienes buscan hacer crecer su negocio en EE.UU. de forma legal, segura y bien asesorada.
 
⏱️ Timestamps:
 
00:00:07 – Introducción y bienvenida al episodio
00:00:41 – ¿Cómo influye la estructura empresarial en los impuestos?
00:01:24 – Diferencias entre LLC y Corporación
00:02:57 – ¿Qué estructura prefieren los inversionistas?
00:04:52 – Errores comunes al elegir la estructura del negocio
00:06:06 – ¿Qué licencias y permisos necesita un negocio extranjero?
00:07:17 – Cumplimiento de leyes laborales: lo básico para contratar legalmente
00:08:17 – Condiciones laborales específicas por industria (ej. construcción)
00:09:34 – ¿Cómo cumplir con las leyes fiscales en EE.UU.?
00:10:31 – Herramientas contables y asesoría para mantener el negocio en regla
00:11:31 – Recursos útiles: IRS, cámaras de comercio y abogados tributarios
00:11:57 – Cierre y mensaje final para emprendedores
 
ℹ️ Sobre el podcast:
 
Camino al Éxito Migratorio es un espacio diseñado para orientar a empresarios, migrantes y profesionales de habla hispana en su camino legal hacia Estados Unidos. Conducido por el abogado Alfredo Lozano, cada episodio responde a preguntas clave sobre inmigración, negocios y oportunidades en EE.UU.
 
📞 Contacto:
 
🔹 Sitio web: abogadolozano.com
🔹 Teléfono: (210) 774-4696
🔹 Consultas personalizadas por cita
 

Beyond the Divorce: Relocation and Custody Conversations

Episode Summary:
In this episode, Amanda Hill discusses the complex legal considerations surrounding parental relocation after divorce. She explains the process, court requirements, and factors that influence relocation decisions, with a particular focus on what courts consider when determining the child's best interests.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Show Introduction
00:28 - Discussion begins on relocation and custody
00:46 - Legal process for parental relocation
02:42 - Distance thresholds for relocation
05:20 - Factors influencing court decisions
07:30 - Job opportunities vs parenting time considerations
10:39 - Child's preference in relocation cases
11:58 - Negotiating visitation schedules for long-distance parenting
13:42 - Documentation and co-parenting styles
15:46 - Mediation process discussion
 
About the Show:
"Navigating Consumer and Family Law Challenges" features Amanda Hill, a family law attorney providing professional legal insights and advice. Hosted by Kevin Rosenquist, the show offers valuable information for those dealing with family law matters in Southern California.

Kid’s Protection Planning: Why Every Parent Needs a Plan in Place

Episode Summary:
In this episode of Inheritance Solutions for a Diverse Community, host Kevin Rosenquist and Richard Hall discuss kids protection planning - an essential aspect of estate planning for parents. They explore the importance of having written instructions for children's care, factors courts consider in guardianship decisions, and common mistakes families make in planning for minor children.
 
Key Timestamps:
00:04 - Show Introduction
00:21 - Introduction of Richard Hall and topic overview
00:58 - Explanation of kids protection planning importance
02:38 - Court factors in child guardianship decisions
03:41 - Child's opinion in guardianship decisions
04:56 - Legal document structure for kids protection
06:08 - Incapacitation vs death scenarios
07:37 - College student considerations
08:46 - Common mistakes in family planning
09:53 - Limitations of estate planning control
12:56 - Pre-planning advice for parents
 
About the Show:
Inheritance Solutions for a Diverse Community with Richard Hall features expert insights from the founder of Bottom Line Lawyers. The show combines legal and real estate expertise to help clients with estate planning and protecting their family's futures.